Vice President Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar has expressed his heartfelt condolences following the demise of Shri Natwar Singh, the former External Affairs Minister of India. In a message shared on X (formerly Twitter), the Vice President remembered Singh as a distinguished public servant who made significant contributions to the nation in various capacities, particularly in the realm of foreign policy.
“Deeply pained by the demise of Shri K. Natwar Singh ji. He served the nation in varied capacities including as External Affairs Minister. A prolific writer and chronicler of repute, he always infused zeal to live and contribute,” the Vice President wrote.
Vice President Dhankhar also highlighted Shri Natwar Singh’s impact on literature and public life, noting that his contributions would be cherished forever. Singh was known for his intellectual depth and his extensive body of written work, which offered valuable insights into India’s diplomatic history and broader public affairs.
In his message, the Vice President offered his profound condolences to Singh’s wife, Smt. Heminder Kumari Singh, his son, Shri Jagat Singh, and other family members, as well as to his friends and admirers, during this time of great loss.
“Shri Natwar Singh ji’s unparalleled contributions to our literary world and public life would forever be cherished. I express my profound condolences to Smt. Heminder Kumari Singh ji; his son Shri Jagat Singh ji and other family members as well as to his friends and admirers, at this time of profound grief,” the message concluded with the traditional expression of peace, “ॐ शांति.”
Shri Natwar Singh’s passing marks the end of an era in Indian diplomacy, and his legacy as a statesman and writer will continue to inspire generations.
